Nathan Cornacchia

Yeah.

But, yeah, so...

There's been some of that as well.

Receipts, yeah.

We bring receipts, right?

So everything was backed by military records or lack thereof.

I guess you could say claims of awards that people didn't have or things like that.

No, especially in the veteran space.

And it's one of those things of like –

During the global war on terror, especially in early 2000s to 2015, 16, when social media started building up, the vast majority of global war on terror veterans were still in the military, still fighting the war.

And so you had a few big names get out and start channels and start doing the podcast tour and start telling stories.

a lot of war stories that we've learned since were not true.

But that's really what it was is I think a lot of, it wasn't until the global war on terror ended and a lot of people started getting out like me and started entering the social media space and started looking around going like, these stories don't really sound as true as they could be.

So that's where a lot of that.

exposing of stolen valor has, has happened over the last couple of years.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Um, and you know, the thing is, is like, uh, me, Brent Tucker is another, have you, have you had Brent on?

Oh, is he?

Okay.

Yeah.